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i have my gitlab running on an internal server which is publish to the outside using port redirection, i am able to: log into gitlab, create user, create new projects, grant privileges to user. But when i try to push my first project with this line from my local machine terminal (Ubuntu): 

git push -u origin master

the prompt is showed, asking my for the password of git@domain.com, i enter the password of the git user but the permision is dennied and finally the next message is shown:

Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-with-mic,password).
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

The ssh port for the gitlab server is not the default (22), i have been reading and triyng many suggestion but not of them had helped me.

Please help me. Thanks

CarlosJavier
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Try setting up your ssh config file to take care of the connection details. For example, edit ~/.ssh/config to contain

Host yourgitdomain.com
   Port 2222
Paul Dixon
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  • Now the problem seems to be a bit different, it is supposed that i should use my gitlab user password on the prompt git@domain.com but i am getting "Permission denied, please try again." – CarlosJavier Jun 29 '13 at 00:57
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Make sure you have setup your ssh key properly. and do a sudo su root, and then do the git pull, clone or push.

Brij Raj Singh - MSFT
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